Okla. Stat. tit. 70, § 70-14-106

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Equipment pool

Official statutory text

A. The Oklahoma Department of Career and Technology Education

may operate and maintain an equipment pool, at which there shall be

kept equipment for the use of technology center school districts and

schools supported by public funds, and said department and schools

shall be eligible for surplus property and equipment.

B. Whenever the Department determines that any such district or

school has, and does not have a need for, equipment purchased wholly

or partly with state or federal funds, it may, if consistent with

federal laws and regulations, order the equipment transferred to the

equipment pool; and the district or school, or officials thereof,

shall thereupon have the duty to comply with such order. Provided,

any equipment which has been purchased wholly or in part with local

school funds shall require the concurrence of the governing board of

that local school before the equipment shall be transferred to the

state equipment pool.

C. Whenever the Department determines that a technology center

school district or school supported by public funds has a need for

any equipment in the equipment pool, the Department may transfer the

equipment to such district or school.

D. The State Board of Career and Technology Education shall

adopt and enforce such rules as it deems necessary to carry out the

provisions of this section.

Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site

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